The phrase "advance hand" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as it does not form a recognizable expression or idiom.
Example: "Please give me an advance hand with this project." (Note: This example is not standard usage.)
Alternatives: "advance notice" or "early assistance".
The Nintendo Company, the maker of video game consoles, said that its fiscal first-half profit almost halved because of declining sales of its Game Boy Advance hand-held game player and foreign currency losses.
Companies like Mad Catz and Interact sell a lot of accessories for Nintendo's Game Boy Advance hand-held game console: attachable lights so you can play in a poorly lighted room, screen protectors to prevent scratches, and rechargeable battery packs to save you from going through hundreds of AA batteries.
They need to advance hand-in-hand.
The old, old story: A brief history of anti-ageing products 210BC Fearing the advancing hand of death, Emperor Qin Shi Huang dispatched a Taoist by the name of Xu Fu, with a party of hundreds, in search of a mythical 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old elixir of life.
For example, advanced hand motion tracking metrics can be used to provide granular assessments of psychomotor skills.
Paleontologists theorized that our ancestors didn't start leaving Africa until they had developed advanced hand axes.
And that means that advanced hand axes had already been invented when humans first started leaving Africa, says the study's lead author, geologist Christopher Lepre of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York.
"The undoing of the urban fabric has advanced hand in hand with the undoing of the moral fabric," Al-Sabouni says in one of the book's most affecting passages.
Hoff and colleagues [ 1] reported that patients with high disease activity, as indicated by DXR but not DXA, exhibit advanced hand demineralization; this was corroborated by further comparative studies [ 8- 10].
So, it only makes sense to use these technologies as tools to teach young Americans the skills they will need to compete in a global 21st century economy -- vital skills like metacognition, perseverance, advanced hand-eye coordination, and strategic decision making.
